Water saving at work poster

Much of a plant's water goes on habits rather than the process: hoses left running, wash-downs that start before a sweep, dripping taps and hidden leaks that run day and night. This poster lists six everyday habits that cut water use, from dry cleaning first to reading the meter, and a simple test for hidden leaks: when nothing is running at night or at the weekend, the water meter should barely move.

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The words on the poster

Save water at work

Water left running goes down the drain unseen.

Dry clean first Sweep and scrape, then wash down.
Trigger nozzles Water stops when you let go.
No running hoses Off when you put it down.
Report drips A dripping tap runs day and night. Tag it.
Reuse where allowed Rinse and cooling water, if quality allows.
Read the meter A jump means a leak or a change.

Nothing running? The water meter should barely move. If it does, look for a leak.

On the floor

How to use it

Putting the Water saving at work poster to work

1
Hang it at wash-down points, hose reels, washrooms and the canteen.
2
Read the main water meter at the end of Friday and the start of Monday, and post the difference.
3
Fit trigger nozzles to every hose: it is the quickest fix on the poster.
4
Pair it with the air and water leaks poster and the free environmental aspects register.

Where the poster goes and how to teach with it, in the order to try them.

Which size to print

24 x 36 in or A2: a main wall or team board, read from a few metres away.
18 x 24 in or A3: a station or notice board. The A3 file also fits 11 x 17 in paper.
Letter or A4: a clipboard, binder or handout, on any office printer.

Every PDF is vector, so it stays sharp at full size. Nothing runs to the edge of the page, so no bleed is needed.